Clock Wipe Border Issue

Question

Does anyone have a fix for clock wipe borders that vary in thickness during the transition? I am editing a video using many clock wipes. In some sequences, the border thickness of the moving blade remains constant. In other sequences, the moving blade varies in thickness as it is moving through the transition.
Any help appreciated.
John
Power MAC G5 Quad   Mac OS X (10.4.8)  

Answer 1

You could use a variable to keep track of the growing rotation value rather than the _rotation value itself.  Each time you change the _rotation, you change that variable by the same amont, and use that variable for your conditional test rather than the actual rotation value.
stop();
_root.stopBtn._visible = false;
_root.stopTxt._visible = false;
myTimer = setInterval(play, 1000);
var secondCount = 0;
function wait() {
    mySeconds++;
    _root.mySecondHand._rotation += 1;
     secondCount += 1;
    _root.myMinuteHand._rotation += 30; // one fast minute hand
    _root.myMilliSeconds._rotation += 1; // one slow msec hand
    if (secondCount == 3600) {
        _root.clearInterval(myTimer);
Button:
on (release) {
    clearInterval(myTimer);
    myTimer = setInterval(wait, 101);